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To: Ilaine who wrote (18787)	5/6/2002 10:28:32 AM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

Hi CB, <<Jay ... can confirm that China has adopted #1>> Yes, #1 for now, and gravitating towards #2. #3 is left as a consequence, as long as it is devaluing. <<how it works for China>> at the 37th floor level, and so far so good. <<My impression is that foreign capital does not move freely into or out of China>> more freely in and not at all freely out unless Jay & Co is hired, but most capital is here not really by free will, but compelled to, in order to stay in business. <<buying Chinese stock ... gorge project>> BTW, not a good idea. <<freely bought and sold on the US stock exchange, but whether that is the same as moving freely into and out of China ...>> close enough for government work for now. Chugs, Jay

To: Ilaine who wrote (18787)	5/6/2002 11:05:47 AM
From: smolejv@gmx.net	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 74559

>>Think Maastricht Treaty. << correct example but wrong interpretation. The sovereignities of member states were transferred onto the union. You see #1 as something separate from the rest. I see your points 2 and 3 as substrates of #1. Btw, you talk / think about European Union as a slave ship - in my mind's eye I see Maggie Thatcher proclaiming "we'll fight on the beaches, we'll fight in the bed rooms...". Man, does Europe really make such a stupid impression?! Well, may be it's just the normal knee-jerk libertarian reaction;